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Jun 20 2013 10:06 BST
Sony plays for time on Loeb's spin-off proposal
Sony's chief executive told shareholders on Thursday that he was in no hurry to rule on a proposal by the Japanese group's largest investor that it spin off its film and music business into a separately listed company. Kazuo Hirai told more than 10,000 mostly small-scale shareholders who gathered forBy Jonathan Soble in Tokyo
Jun 19 2013 18:53 BST
Cisco: someone write a letter
There's never an activist investor around when you really need one. Carl Icahn is stomping his foot about how unfair Michael Dell's offer for Dell is but has been reduced to offering 2.6 per cent more than Mr Dell - for only some of Dell's shares. David Einhorn thinks Apple
Jun 19 2013 13:18 BST
Sony: unlocking value
Anyone prepared to take on the task of turning around a Japanese electronics group likes challenges. But the latest option suggested for Sony has to be one too far: spin off its electronics business. Put another way, that calls for the company to pitch a business which in five years
Jun 18 2013 06:37 BST
Third Point's Dan Loeb steps up pressure on Sony
Daniel Loeb, the US hedge fund manager who is urging Sony to spin off its film and music arm, has stepped up pressure on the Japanese group on the day of its annual shareholders' meeting by revealing that he has increased his already top-ranking ownership stake. In a letter toBy Jonathan Soble in Tokyo
Jun 14 2013 14:40 BST
Letter from Lex: is there anyone out there?
Wonder what the NSA might know about Vodafone's intentions for its 45 per cent stake in Verizon. After weeks of intense speculation about a possible $100bn-plus deal, the UK telecoms company confirmed it was instead in talks with Germany's largest cable operator, Kabel Deutschland, about a much smaller €10bn deal.
Jun 13 2013 13:53 BST
Investors seeking high returns bid for unpaid invoices
Wealthy individuals have been spending millions of pounds to buy up companies' unpaid invoices via online auction sites - in the latest example of investors taking a do-it-yourself approach to seeking better returns. Data from the UK's two auction-based invoice trading platforms show that individual and corporate investors have beenBy Vanessa Kortekaas
Jun 13 2013 11:35 BST
Nintendo: not so smartphone
Congratulations to Sony: the only Tokyo large-cap still up 100 per cent year to date, and helped this week by buzz surrounding its new games console. Brickbats then to Nintendo, its gaming rival languishing near the other end of the Topix 100 with a mere 3 per cent gain. One
Jun 12 2013 22:03 BST
Microsoft tries to stay ahead of the game
Spare a thought for Microsoft's Xbox. The games console was meant to be the Trojan horse of its push into the living room, a way to reach the TV set and, through it, the hearts and minds of couch potatoes everywhere. Along the way, though, the rules of the gameBy Richard Waters
Jun 11 2013 21:55 BST
Dole shares jump on buyout offer as US indices fall
Shares in fruit and vegetable producer Dole jumped more than 20 per cent early in the session and remained the level, but US indices moved lower as global selling took its toll on US markets. Dole's chief executive David Murdock made an unsolicited buyout offer of $12 per share, promptingBy Jason Abbruzzese in New York
Jun 11 2013 19:41 BST
Microsoft: X marks the box
Has Microsoft priced the Xbox One too high, at $499 - leaving room for Sony ? Did Microsoft overplay the One's media capabilities, alienating gamers? Will the One's integration of TV and internet be smooth? Why doesn't it include digital video recorder capabilities? And on and on. That the latest
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